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Hera, farewell to former president Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, who led the company's IPO in 2003.

Farewell to Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, former president of the Hera Group for over twenty years, from its inception in 2002 until 2023. In June 2003, he managed the company's stock market listing.

Hera, farewell to former president Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, who led the company's IPO in 2003.

He disappeared last night in Rome, Tomaso Tommasi of Vignano, former president of the group Hera for over twenty years, from its birth in 2002 until 2023. In June 2003 he managed the listing on the stock exchangeHis leadership, the company recalls, has "made concrete the far-sighted vision of the public founding members of the Hera group and has contributed, with his know-how and his undisputed human and managerial qualities, to accompany the company along a path of development and success that has made it one of the most important multi-utilities in the national panorama, with a consolidated leadership position in the sectors covered”.

The Executive Chairman Cristian Fabbri, the managing director Horace Iacono, and all the people in the group “remember him with affection and gratitude and join in his thoughts with the family in this moment of great pain”.

Tommasi di Vignano, Bologna's condolences

In 2023, the year he left the presidency of Hera, the Comune di Bologna assigned to Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano the Silver turret"That recognition was not intended to celebrate only the undisputed professional value of a manager, but also the seriousness and dedication that have always distinguished him", is the mayor's memory. Matthew Lepore, which joins in expressing condolences for the manager's death, which occurred last night in Rome. "On behalf of the municipal administration, I wish to express my sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano, who, at the helm of Hera, transformed it into one of the leading national groups and contributed to the development of our region," Lepore wrote.

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